Privacy

Last updated November 10, 2026.

What we keep, why, and who else sees it. TallerFeet is run by Curious Union LLC, Ferndale, Michigan.

Looking around and designing

• No account. You don’t sign in, and we don’t ask who you are until you order.
• No advertising trackers. The site loads no advertising or tracking scripts from other companies.
• Your cart stays in your browser. Your cart, the sizes and choices you last entered in the builder, and your choice of inches or millimeters are kept in your browser’s own storage (localStorage) on your device. The cart is emptied when you finish an order. The rest stays until you clear it. This browser also remembers the links of the last five orders placed from it, so that “Your order” in the menu can open your last order again; clearing the browser’s site data removes them.
• Sizes for a price. To show a price, the page sends the sizes, color, quantity and weight you entered to our server. They are not linked to your name or email.
• The server log. Our web server keeps a simple log of requests: the time, the page, a shortened form of your IP address (never the whole address), your browser type, your country, and the site that sent you to us. Your full IP address is used for a moment to limit abuse. It is not written to the log or kept with an order.

What an order keeps

• Your email address. To send your order link and your tracking number, and to answer you if you write. We email you only about your order.
• Your shipping name and address. To print and ship your risers.
• What you ordered. The sizes, fit, style, color, quantity and weight you entered, and what you paid.
• The order’s status and tracking. Paid, being made, shipped, delivered, refunded or cancelled, and the tracking number.
• Your card: never. Card numbers never reach us. Stripe takes your card details on its own page and keeps what it needs under its own privacy policy.

Your order page

After you order you get a private link to your order page. The link works without a password. Anyone who has it can see what was ordered, the order’s status, the tracking number, and the city and state it ships to. It never shows your street address, your email or your card. Share the link only with people you want to see that.

Who else gets it

• Stripe takes the payment. It collects your email, name, shipping address and card, and works out the sales tax from your address.
• Slant 3D, our printing partner in the United States, gets your name, shipping address and email, with the part to print, for an order that it makes. It prints and ships that order, so the shipping carrier sees your name and address too.
• Our own workshop makes and ships some orders instead, such as those with felt pads or in some colors. The workshop then has your name and shipping address, on a private page for the order, to pack it and ship it. The shipping carrier sees them too. Slant 3D gets nothing from an order the workshop makes.
• Cloudflare carries the traffic between you and our server, and delivers the emails we send you.

When an order is paid, the owner gets an alert through a notification service. It carries the order number, the amount, how many risers, and the city and state it ships to. It does not carry your name, street address or email.

We do not sell your information. We do not use it for advertising. We share it with nobody else, unless the law requires it.

How long we keep it

• Order records (what was ordered, what was paid, your email, the status) are kept for tax and warranty purposes.
• Your shipping address is needed until your order is delivered. After that, ask us and we remove it from our live records. Copies in routine backups age out as the backups are replaced.
• Your cart and the sizes you last entered live in your browser. The cart is emptied when you finish an order, and you can clear the rest at any time.

Stripe and Slant 3D keep their own records of a payment and a shipment under their own policies.

Your choices

Write to [email protected] to ask what we hold about you, to correct it, or to have it deleted. We delete what we are not required to keep as the record of a sale. The same address answers any other question.